Tucson Weekly has called this cover a "Who-freakout arrangement" One reviewer called The Who's version the "weirdest of these" covers on the CD, and says it is "a rendition of the corresponding extract from Grieg's Peer Gynt suite. This version went unreleased until 1995, when it appeared as a bonus track on a CD reissue of The Who Sell Out. īritish rock band The Who recorded a performance of "In the Hall of the Mountain King" in 1967. The British comedy music duo Flanders and Swann used the melody of "Mountain King" in part of their song "Food for Thought," in their stage show At the Drop of Another Hat (recording issued 1964).Ī heavy rock version of the song appears on the album Big Brother & the Holding Company: Live in San Francisco 1966 by the American rock band Big Brother and the Holding Company, although it was actually recorded at television station KQED in San Francisco on April 25, 1967. 48 hit of the same title on the British charts in 1961. Hugo Montenegro led off his 1960 Bongos and Brass album with a sped-up and energized version, which was used as the arrangement that many Drum Corps International drum corps used as a basis for their performances of the classical song for decades to come. Roberts, as the first song, entitled "In the Hall of the Mountain King". American bass trombonist George Roberts recorded a jazz rendition of the song, which appeared on his 1959 album Meet Mr. Rey also recorded a version of "Anitra's Dance". Possibly, the first jazz rendition of "In the Hall of the Mountain King" was made by Alvino Rey in 1941. Main article: In the Hall of the Mountain King Music References to Grieg's music in popular culture Peer Gynt The Bergen University College, and, later, the University of Bergen both named their tertiary music departments Griegakademiet (the Grieg Academy), in honor of Grieg. The July 2007 Australasian Piano Pedagogy Conference featured Grieg's works. Bosnia and Herzegovina held a large-scale celebration, featuring Peer Gynt and the Piano Concerto in a public concert for children and adults. įurther celebrations of Grieg and his music were held in 2007, the 100th anniversary of his death. There were Grieg observances in 39 countries, from Mexico to Russia. The programs were repeated in 1996 in Germany, and were called Grieg in der Schule, in which over a thousand students participated. In 1993, Norway organized a celebration for the 150th anniversary of Grieg's birth, entitled "Grieg in the Schools", which included programs for children from pre-school to secondary school. The music of the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg has been used extensively in media, music education, and popular music.
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